Mr. S and Some Other Assorted Things

[dragonpaw]

DeviantArt. Click. You know you want to. This is kind of important to me, so I'd like for everyone to see it in its dA glory with it's glorious description.

So yeah. I also did some other stuff.



I tried doing stuff with the YI style (although as Teh pointed out, it's kind of more like the Touch and Go style -- kind of used pictures from both styles in my referencing). So enjoy or something.

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Some sketchy nonsense. I really, really didn't want to spend more thank ten minutes outlining this due to the fact it was really made in school only because I was bored and felt like drawing. I also didn't like the anatomy as much as usual. So just kind of did lazy shading and outlining -- it was pretty fun to do.

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Could it be? Yes, it is! I actually made something with a background. Rainbow Road was such an awesome track from all of the Mario Kart games I've played, and I love it to death. This is supposed to be the one from Super Mario Kart. Just with more color. Because everyone should get more color in their diet.

[darius]

Wow, truly some awesome stuff there Pawy, you don't seem to cease to impress (how little I've seen, how much I've been impressed!)

[Masakuni]

Wow, your art just flat out pwns :D

I like the pose and facial expression of the red yoshi. BTW, what program are you using to color your drawings?

[dragonpaw]

Programs? Lesse... Well, I generally use four different programs for different purposes. I typically use Flash for lineart, Photoshop or Corel Painter for coloring, and oC on very rare occaisions for sketching or some random coloring.

The picture for the student art teacher was outlined in Flash, then colored in Painter. Most of it was colored in Painter, except for the cyan Yoshi that is being finger painted -- I used oC's watercolor tool for that cheap little thing. The YI style Yoshi was drawn COMPLETELY in Painter (even the sketch was done in Painter). The last two were both colored in Photoshop, however the last one was outlined in Flash.

Hope that helps somehow, and thanks for the comments everyone.

[Lord of the Dance]

Those are awesome, Dragon Paw. I Double-scoop ice cream your coloring style. =D
The third one's feet are somewhat small, though.

[Teo]

Woah nelly, we got another batch! I don't know how you do it... no wait, I do, four different programs. But the hard work you put in these makes it so GOOD! You are going to have one happy student art teacher XD

[contention]

There is this something in you wish constructs these barriers of what seem to be beauty. Each page you produced is fresh, new, and unlike ever before. Turning it only allows one to view into something that could never be seen in any other form. When you pick up those hands, it seems as if they are balanced on all factors that you rush toward. There are things around your thoughts, that work their way down into the dreams that you illusion dearly. Here they come, popping up it seems one by one. To work their way down, and create the canvas unlike any other artist that does seem to be around. None could surpass this, and there is one thing which makes them breathe the breaths of majestic galore. This color you stripe down on their backs, leaning into their souls and giving off the atmosphere that is. Allowing expression to be shown through the paper, as if it appears to be realistic.

When it comes to your Mr. S piece there is something about it which comes out unlike the others. The essence of the Yoshi in the picture is light, enough that it really keeps the eyes glued to his body. The whole outlook on the matter overtakes a true presence. One can only imagine what it will be like when you give this to your teacher. Why it would truly make the heart go to places and leaps that the eyes could not imagine. Think of such, it's true art and it seems to have been built in this method of a care bred in your heart. You wanted to give, and you did, you gave to everything and you didn't miss your marker at all. Why seeing this would cause any warm grin to kiss the lips of any creature. No matter the moment, no matter the second that passes by.

As it moves upon the second picture you have posted, that of the original Yoshi. Why in all out matters you could pass such off as being the original art. The format of this creature is enough to fit within the frame of the games. Every little part of it just goes into play. There are no faults, even the coloring is right on the fashion of what Nintendo had. You proved a point here, that drawing the Yoshi style is nothing hard. You brought out a bit of the old era, within a style of your new fashioned Yoshies. It's in a way, paying homage, with maybe something "underneath" as well. The whole thing here can not be debated, you could send this in and get paid nearly to be a part of their team.

Moving onto the next pieces, there are things there that words can not come to explain. From their posture to their form. Each also gives way to a new era format. Bringing out a style that was birthed in the confines of your mind. There is a lot there, a lot in you that is burning bright unlike any fire around. You are a true master of Yoshi art. Taking what you know, and shaking it into this world; this reality, and here it stands on feet unlike all others.

[Graedius]

Hehe, these are all really nice, as I mentioned before I'm rather fond of the Rainbow Road one -- it's so neat how it's al lvibrant and psychadelic, contrasted with a black starry background, hehe... and the Yellow Tone with Grey/Black spikesis the win. o.o